Scarification (Irons and Works #06) -

E.M. Lindsey

Kindle

2019

249 páginas

8h 18m

ISBN-10: B07ZHGSDKF

Missing his dominant hand and half his face covered in scars, Miguel Ruiz can kiss his dreams of a happy future goodbye. He resigns himself to a life of servitude in a badly run club until one day, a tattoo artist in a random bar sees both talent and a future in the scarred artist. He makes an offer Miguel would be a fool to turn down, and Miguel decides it’s finally time to start living for himself, even with the ten tons of baggage he’s carrying on his shoulders.

If anyone in the world can understand secrets, it’s Amit Baqri. Growing up bisexual, Deaf, and femme in a conservative Muslim family, Amit keeps his true self close to his chest. He’s spent most of his life conforming to others from the way he communicates to the way he presents himself to others, but the weight of it all is starting to crush him. He understands his familial obligations—taking care of his mother is his top priority, and his sisters are second. But when Amit sets eyes on the gorgeous tattoo artist with one hand and a waterfall of scars, his life is suddenly turned upside down.

Will Amit and Miguel find a way to shed the weight of their pasts to be happy together, or will assumptions and expectations leave them forever trapped in a closet of their own making?

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3.5 (Bom)

Será que maratonar essa série de livro foi uma boa ideia? Esperava tanto desse livro mas achei ele tão meh. Parece que foi uma junção de enredos dos outros... Mas isso pode ser por eu ter lido tudo de uma vez.

Eu gostei tanto dos personagens em si e suas histórias separadas, mas não consegui comprar o romance deles, e a grande falta de comunicação entre eles só mostra o quão frágil era a relação.

Achei bem estranho também como a personality do Amit mudou desde quando ele apareceu pela primeira vez. Também tô reparando na Ama, irmã do Basil, e tentando entender como ela foi de uma personagem carismática pra uma insuportável naquela novela extra que se passa 3 anos depois do primeiro livro, tô só observando...